settlement-statement-feeder

Automating settlement statement assembly from Smokeball case data is achieved by reading gross recovery, attorney fees, costs, and lien figures from a matter, then generating a line-by-line breakdown memo for execution.

Yes, you can generate a disbursement list from matter data in Smokeball. The process reads case costs and lien figures from the matter and assembles a detailed breakdown ready for a person to execute.

No, the settlement statement feeder does not move funds or authorize disbursements in trust accounting. It strictly assembles data into a statement and memo without performing any fund movement.

Generating a settlement statement for a personal injury case requires gross recovery, attorney fees, case costs, and lien figures. These figures are read directly from the Smokeball matter to assemble the final breakdown.

The best way to prepare a disbursement list when a PI case settles in Smokeball is to run an automated assembly process that reads the settled matter and writes a memo with the line-by-line net breakdown.

The settlement statement process requires a person to execute it in Smokeball because the automated assembly only generates the memo and line-by-line breakdown. It has no fund movement or disbursement authorization capabilities.